Plans for your Rollingwood Homeowners Association are well underway for the New Year. There are several new projects being worked on as well as recurring ones like the “Let’s Chat” events and the Neighborhood Watch program. Current events related to emergency preparedness and fire protection for our residences are at the top of our list.
In order to provide community meetings and activities for the Rollingwood community, it is vital that we maintain a vibrant member base. At the start of the calendar year, your RHOA conducts a membership drive along with the distribution of the winter newsletter.
The RHOA asks for an annual dues payment of $25 to keep the Association in operation. Some of the activities and events sponsored and provided by the RHOA are listed below. Take a moment and look over this list. We can only continue to provide these activities with your support.
Since the RHOA is an activity by and for the community, we would like to receive your comments, suggestions and criticisms. If you have some ideas, or have some time available to support the RHOA, please let us know on the questionnaire.
Finally, if you have questions about the RHOA or our activities, please feel free to contact our president, Judy Bayer, or any of the Board members listed in the newsletter.
The Annual Easter Egg Hunt will be April 15, starting at 10:30AM.
The end of 2024 was celabrated at our annual Progressive Wine & Cheese Gathering
Thanks to Steve and Kathleen Campbell for hosting our annual Oktoberfest
The 2024 Annual meeting was held Tuesday October 8 with Guest speakers: Mayor Velveth Schmitz and City Councilman Frank Zerunyan.
National Night Out: On August 6, 2024 many Rollingwood residents participated in National Night Out
Let's Chat: On July 18th, over two dozen Rollingwood residents attended a presentation by Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff Derek Clotworthy (Community Relations Deputy for the Lomita Sheriff’s Station) and Jessica Slawson (Assistant to the City Manager of the City of Rolling Hills Estates).
Let's Chat: Fire Safety, Representives from LA County Fire and from the City of Rolling Hills Estates discussed the 2024 brush clearance requirements, and specifically the new "Ember Resistant" zone requirement.
- Coyotes continue to be a concern on the PV Peninsula and in nearby cities. They are out there, so beware. CLICK HERE for additional information. Please DO NOT provide food for coyotes, either deliberately or by being careless with your trash (close the tops) or your pets (don't leave them unattended or leave their food outside)! See letter HERE.
- CLICK HERE for direct access to L.A. County Public Health for updated COVID-19 information.
| LA County Fire | http://www.fire.lacounty.gov | 310-377-9523 (Stn 106) |
| Sheriff | https://lasd.org/lomita | 310-539-1661 (Lomita) |
| City of Rolling Hills Estates | https://www.ci.rolling-hills-estates.ca.us (click in new window) |
310-377-1577 |
| Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District | https://www.pvpusd.net | 310-378-9966 |
| Palos Verdes Library District | https://pvld.org (click in new window) |
310-377-9584 |
